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List of Participants ACHIEVING A TRANSNISTRIAN SETTLEMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF MOLDOVA’S EUROPEANISATION Second Annual International Conference (26-27 March 2008) LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Speakers and moderators: Mr. Pierre ANDRIEU Ambassador of France to Moldova Mr. Valerii LITSKAI (tbc) Transnistrian Chief Negotiator Mr. Arcadie BARBAROSIE* Executive Director, Mr. Marian LUPU Public Policy Institute (IPP) Speaker of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova Mr. John BEYER, Ms. Raduta Dana MATACHE British Ambassador to Moldova State Secretary for European Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Romania Mr. Igor BOTAN* Executive Director, Mr. Sorin MEREACRE Association for Participative Democracy (ADEPT) Country Director, Eurasia Foundation Moldova Mr. Viorel CIBOTARU Ms. Marianne MIKKO Director, MEP, Co-chair of the European Parliament's European Institute for Political Studies in Moldova Commission on Cooperation with Moldova Mr. Iulian CHIFU Mr. John MITCHELL Director, Early Warning and Conflict Prevention Deputy Head Center, Bucharest British Embassy to Moldova Mr. Victor CHIRILA Mr. Kalman MIZSEI Programs Director, EU Special Representative for Moldova Foreign Policy Association of Moldova (APE) Mr. Cesare de MONTIS Mrs. Anneli Ute GABANYI Head of the Delegation of the Political Analyst, former Associate Researcher at the European Commission to Moldova German Institute for International Affairs, Berlin Mr. Oazu NANTOI* Mr. Ilya GALINSKI Programme Director Director, Analytical Center “Perspectiva”, Tiraspol Public Policy Institute (IPP) Ms. Tamara GUZENKOVA Mr. Claus NEUKIRCH Russia’s Institute for Strategic Studies (RISS), Deputy Head of the OSCE Mission to Moldova Moscow Mr. Hryhory PEREPELITSA Mr. Gottfried HANNE Director, Ex-Deputy Head of the OSCE Mission in Foreign Policy Research Institute, Kyiv Moldova Mr. Zygimantas PAVILIONIS Mr. Michail KUSHAKOV Undersecretary, Political Director Deputy Director, Analytical Center “Perspectiva”, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania Tiraspol Mr. Andrei POPOV Mr. Michael KIRBY Executive Director US Ambassador to Moldova Foreign Policy Association of Moldova (APE) Mr. Iurie LEANCА Mr. Eugen REVENCO Vice Chairman, Foreign Policy Association of Programs Director Moldova (APE) Foreign Policy Association of Moldova (APE) Mr. Andrei SAFONOV** Mr. Victor TKACIUK Editor-in-Chief, “Novaya Gazeta”, Deputy Secretary, Bender National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Mr. Vladimir SOCOR Mr. Vladimir VORONIN Senior Fellow, the Jamestown Foundation, President of the Republic of Moldova Washington Mr. Andrew WILSON Mr. Vasilii SOVA Research Fellow, Minister of Reintegration of Moldova European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) London Mr. Andrei STRATAN (invited) Minister of Foreign Affaires Mr. Konstantin ZATULIN and European Integration First Deputy Chairman of the Committee for CIS affairs of the Republic of Moldova and relations with the compatriots of the State Duma of the Russian Federation Mr. Ion STURZA* President Foreign Policy Association of Moldova (APE) Invited Participants and Guests: Mr. Eduard BALAN** Mr. Mats ÅBERG Editor-in-Chief, “Democratia”, Ambassador of Sweden to Romania Chisinau and the Republic of Moldova Mrs. Ludmila BARBA Mr. Sait AKSIT Head of Department, TV Moldova International Research Fellow Center for European Studies, Ankara Mihaly BAYER Ambassador of Hungary to Moldova Mr. Vitalii ANDRIEVSCHI Editor-in-Chief Ms. Olga BEJENARU** Ava.md News Portal Member of National Council Social Democratic Party Mrs. Natalia ANGHELI-ZAICENCO Programs Director, Mr. Dmitri BELAN** Independent Journalism Centre (CIJ) Association of Students from Transnistria (ASTRA) Mrs. Silvia APOSTOL Mr. Radu BENEA** Development Officer, Reporter, DFID Section, Moldovan Bureau of the Radio Free Europe British Embassy, Chisinau Mr. Ion BERLINSCHI Mr. Ignacio ARTAZA Editor-in-Chief UNDP Deputy Resident Representative “Moldova Suverana” Daily Ms. Alena ARSHINOVA** Mr. Paolo BERIZZI Director, Head of the Political Section, Youth Organisation “PRORIV”, Tiraspol Delegation of the European Commission to Moldova Mrs. Irina ASTAHOVA Editor-in-Chief Mr. Veaceslav BERBECA “Kishinevschii Obozrevateli” weekly Lecturer, University of European, Political and Economical Mr. Gheorghe BALAN Research Senior Adviser on Socio-Political Issues, Ministry of Reintegration of the Republic of Ms. Elena BOBKOVA** Moldova Director Analytical Studies Centre “Novyi Vek”, 2 Tiraspol Mr. Dumitru DIACOV Ms. Lorena BOGZA MP, Chairman of the Democratic Party of Moldova Editor, ProTV Chisinau Mr. Veaceslav DOBINDA Mr. Victor BONDARUC Head of the European Integration Department First Secretary Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Ukrainian Embassy to Moldova Integration of the RM Mr. Vasile BOTNARU Mr. Victor DORAS Head, Radio Free Europe Moldova Bureau President, European Institute in Moldova Mr. Dumitru BRAGHIS Mr. Andrei DRAGANCEA MP, Chairman of the Social-Democratic Party of Senior Advisor, Division on Foreign Parliamentary the Republic of Moldova Relations, Parliament of Moldova Mrs. Tatiana BUSUNCIAN Mr. Victor DRAGUTAN** Executive Director, Adviser, Ministry of Reintegration of the RM Pro Marshall Center, Chisinau Mr. Emil DRUC Ms. Lucia CANDU Deputy Head of the International Security Program Officer Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Eurasia Foundation Moldova European Integration of the RM Mr. Alexandru CANTIR Mr. Dan DUNGACIU Head of the BBC World Moldova Bureau Senior Researcher, International Relations Institute, Academy of Romania, Bucharest Mr. Eugen CARPOV Ex-Ambassador of Moldova to the EU Mr. Nicolae DUDAU Ex-Minister of Foreign Affaires of Moldova Mrs. Corina CEPOI (2001-2004) Programs Director Independent Journalism Center Mrs. Mariana DURLESTEANU Ambassador of Moldova to the United Kingdom Mr. Dorin CHIRTOACA Mayor of Chisinau Ms. Anna EKBERG Vice-Chairman of the Liberal Party of Moldova First Secretary, Embassy of Sweden to Romania Mr. Dmitry CIUBASENCO and the Republic of Moldova Editor-in-Chief “Moldavsckie Vedomosty” Mr. Roman EMILIANOV** District Counselor, Mrs. Ana CORETCHI Dubasari Programs Director Soros Foundation Moldova Ms. Daria FANE Political-Economic Section Chief Ms. Natalia COROBCA United States Embassy in Chisinau Programs Assistant, Foreign Policy Association (APE) Mr. Vladimir FILAT MP, Chairman of the Liberal-Democratic Party Mr. Vlad CUBREACOV of Moldova MP, Deputy Chairman, Foreign Affairs and European Integration Ms. Kristin FRANKLIN Commission, Human Dimension Officer, Parliament of the Republic of Moldova OSCE Mission to Moldova Mr. Alexander de JAEGER Mr. Iulian FRUNTASU Political Adviser, Director of European Initiatives Program, Office of the Special Representative Soros Foundation Moldova of EU to Moldova Mr. Anatolii GOLEA Mr. Valerii DEMIDETSCHI Director General, Chief of the ITAR-TASS Bureau TV7 in Moldova in Moldova 3 Mr. Stefan GORDA* Senior Media/FOM Assistant, Member of the Board of Directors, OSCE Mission to Moldova Foreign Policy Association (APE) Mr. Pavel KLIMA Mr. Radu GORINCIOI Deputy Head of Mission Director, NATO Information and Czech Embassy in Moldova Documentation Center in Moldova Mr. Andrzej KLIMCZYK Ms. Lina GRIU** Political Officer, Reporter, OSCE Mission to Moldova Moldovan Bureau of Radio Free Europe Mr. Konstantin KONONENKO Mr. Burcu GULTEKIN Head of the Informational-Analytical Department Research Fellow National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Center for European Studies, Ankara Mr. Dmitrii KRAVCHENKO** Mr. Victor GUZUN** Member of the Liberal Democratic Party Member of National Council Vulcanesci, Gagauz-YERI Alliance “Moldova Noastra” Mrs. Natalia KRAVCHENKO** Mr. Vitalii IGNATIEV** Director, Center for Women Support and Expert, Tiraspol Development, Tiraspol Mr. Nikolay ILYEV Mr. Valerii KUZMIN Ambassador of Bulgaria to Moldova Ambassador of Russian Federation to Moldova Ms. Kaarina IMMONEN Mr. Petr KYPR UN Resident Coordinator Czech Ambassador to Moldova Mr. Veaceslav IONITA Mr. Nikolaus von der Wenge Graf Expert, LAMBSDORFF Institute for Development and Social Initiatives, Ambassador of Germany to Chisinau IDIS “Viitorul” Ms. Kelly KEIDERLING Mrs. Stela JANTUAN Deputy Head of Mission Head the Analytical-Informational Department U.S. Embassy to Moldova Parliament of the Republic of Moldova Mr. Ion LEAHU Mr. Kestutis JANKAUSKAS Member of the Joint Control Commission (CUC) PSC Ambassador, Permanent Representation of the Republic of Lithuania to the European Union Mr. Alexandru LESANU** Expert,“Vocea Basarabiei” Mrs. Anjelika JELNOVA** Editor-in-Chief, “Radio Jelannoye” Mr. Toomas LUKK Rybnitsa Director, Eastern Europe and Central Asia Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia Mr. Andreas JOHANSSON Programme Coordinator Mr. Vlad LUPAN Swedish Embassy, Chisinau Independent Expert, Chisinau Mr. Mindaugas KACERAUSKIS Political Adviser, Mrs. Vlada LYSENCO** Office of the Special Representative National Lawyer, OSCE Mission to Moldova, of EU to Moldova Tiraspol Ms. Tatiana KARAMANUTSA** Mr. Petru MACOVEI NGO “Stels-Terra”, Ternovca, Director, Association of Independent Press Slobodzeea district Mr. Ion MANOLE Mr. Dmitrii KAVRUK President, Association “PromoLex” Editor-in-Chief “Puls” Weekly Mr. Ion MARANDICI** Reporter, «Europa.md» Ms. Iulia KIRNITKI 4 Mrs. Melanie MARLETT Leading Expert Country Director, National Institute for Strategic Studies of Ukraine World Bank in Moldova Mr. Grigore PETRENCO Mr. Johan MATHISEN Chairman, Foreign Policy and European Resident Representative, Integration Commission, International Monetary Fund Parliament
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